... I' ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO-SAXON. Loindonderry, Friday, 3 ar.. The Canadian mail steam ship Anglo Saxon, fraeu Portland on the 21et, has just arrived. NEav YoRxT DEc. 20rT -A battle is reported in IMissouri, in which 1,300 Confederates, finding them. selves sarrounded by the Federal forees, had surren- dered with their baggage and equipments. It is reported that the Confederates have evacuated ...

... MR. GALLAHER, TIE VENTRILOQUIST. - ?? |_ .- . I A..*\1bA.lAA.A~ _A lA.^A After a long absence this distinguished monologue per. former made his first appearance In Dublin, at tho Lectare Theatre of the Mechanics' Institution Iset evening. The at- tendance was most numerous and highly respectable, and the old spirit of fun and humour which ere now heave made thonsands upon thousands lawgh, have ...

... THE WVINDHAM RO°MC ,N Mr~wlndlian tlais( Wednesday) r legn t'ohe ta ea in court at the opening of the Pr'J~,elnga. ftr Hugh Cairns ramumed hie. 'address to~the jury on behalf of the alleged lunatic. - eI remarked that this Well the first time It had been~ -attempted to introduce the jrinCiplC of Conseil cia ?? into the institutions of En gland. The family 'Louncils having been taken, it was ...

... TO TUE RIGHT rON. VISCOUNT PAeitcRSTOSO. St. Jarlath's, Tuam, Feast of St. Thomas of Canterbury, 1861. MY LORD-To some It 'may appear etirprlsing that, on behalf of the famishing people, I should chiefly ad- dress myself to one who is not known to entertain friendly feelings to our country, and whose strange selection of an Irish Secretary fully reveals his hostility to our religion. However, ...

... (PROM TUE DAILY NEWS.) WHAT did Lord Lyons detain the Africa two days for? It must be remembered that he did this before he received the despatch from the British Government respecting the Trent outrage sent out in the Europa, Can it be imagined that the Federal Cabinet, having' heard from the English Newspaper reports that the despateh demanded that Messrs. Mason and Slid- dell should be ...

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... ARCIDEACON O'SULLIVAN ON sCRXET SOClllTIE. Ie KsuNMAR's, Dmc. 29.-The Arch'efcon -came out to-day again at first mass. He spoke nearly as fol- lows -After some preliminary remarks upon oaths and the nature of them, he said- 1 dil not intend for som0 time to revert to the subject on which I spoke this day four weeks; but, from what has happened since, I con. aider it would be not only culpable ...

... I PRU9STA AND TEE TRE&T AFFAIR. The following is the text of the note addressed by Count Bernatorff to Baron Von Gerolte, the Prussiau Representative at Washington:- . Berlin, December 25. Morsucsu LE BIAuoy-The warlike measures which President Lincoln has taken by sea against the Southem States which have separated from the Union, were calculated immediately upon their adoption to inspire ...

... I. ! . f2l ?? I pi) . : : 0 1 .. Plfa5f Stiv,54-eft-M, r - I JESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, JAN. ?? 1862. By the news from India we learn that Lord Canning was to have left before the close of the past year. He may be. expected in England after a few weeks. Russia, it appears, was drawing supplies of cotton from Rhiva and Bokbara. As to the reported capture of Nana Sahib the Indian ...

... I PROTEST AGAINST TIE QUEEN'S COLLEGES. I We bave been requested to give insertion to the fol- lowing letter from the Mayor of Waterford:- . Waterford, Dec. 31, 1861. Ilir DsAnn Dn. WoeDnLos-1 am requested by the following magistrates of this city to ask yon to.have the goodness to append their names to the protest against the Queen's Colleges, and in favodr of a charter for the Catholic ...

... I :WAR FEELING IN.CAkNADA. I The warlike feeling in Canada rus very high, as may be seen from the following:- (From the Montrea I Gazette, 'Dec. 9.) We said a few days ago that the Grsand Trank work- men at Point St. Charles were meeting the Idea of form- ing a military organieation, and that it was probable that they would organise Into an artillery battalion, or several battories of ...

... I EI N> WS-LETTER OFFICE, *londay Morning. I | Y MAGNMTI TrELEGRAPH.)3 (Reuter's Telegrams.) PRUSSIA AND THE TRENT AFFAIR. The following is the text of the note addressed by Count Bernstorff to Baron Von Gerolte, the Prussian epresentative at Washiiton: Berlin, Dec. 25. Monsieur Le Baron-The warlike measures which President Lincoln has taken by sea against the Southern States which have ...